Wow, your hometown, Kunimi, is so beautiful and natural, unlike where I live. The park looks like so much fun, and it reminds me of a park I went to in Germany. Do you go the park often? The Shinto shrine was also very beautiful. When i vist Japan, I would love to visit Kunimi. Thank you for showing us your hometown.
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-John
I'm happy to hear that. I used to go to the park often when I was a child. I seldom go there now. Is the place you live very urban?-Yuri
I love parks, they are so much fun. The place I live in is very urban, but there are a lot of trees and bushes, so there is some nature. I prefer living in urban areas, but visiting nature. Which do you prefer, nature or urban?
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-John
I prefer living in urban areas, too. I think the countryside is a little inconvenient to live. In Kunimi, there are few public transportations. So most people get driver's license and a car as soon as they can. I haven't had a car but sometimes drive my parents' car. Do you satisfied with living in Santa Clara?-Yuri
I can't wait to see you in February. That's cool. I have my driver's license and it's so convenient. Yes, I am satisfied with living in Santa Clara. It is nice and very diverse, which very cool. Also there is a lot to do in Santa Clara and Sunnyvale, so it is fun. I love where I live. Do you and your friends drive to many places?
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-John
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Kunimi looks beautiful. The park is about three times the size of the parks where I live. I'm jelous that you were able to play on some of those items like that climbing wall. How come the building was demolished?
-Andreas
Thank you for watching. Old Japanese buildings were made by wood. It is hard to keep for a long time. So people demolished and rebuilt their house in the past. Some buildings were not rebuilt.
It must be exciting to live in Silicon Valley! Do you plan to work in the computer industry in the future? -Yuri
It is pretty cool it lie in the Silicon Valley, but sometimes you forget that you even live in it. But I have no future in the computer industry. That's pretty strange since i grew up in the perfect place for it but I never really liked computers. Is it exiting to live in Nagasaki? I can imagine that it is a wonderful place to live in, by its beauty and charm.
-Andreas
It's strange that you have never liked computers. I conformed to the stereotype. Living in Nagasaki is exciting. I think around my college is one of the most beautiful place in Nagasaki. I like my college. Is your school exciting?-Yuri
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Your hometown looks very appealing and beautiful. It reminds me of my old hometown in Sacramento, except yours has much more greenery and trees. The tennis courts also look very nice. I have tennis courts near me as well. Do you play tennis now alot?
-Ryan
I seldom play tennis now. But I like watching the game of tennis. I imagine you like playing tennis because you have nice tennis court. How long have you played tennis?-Yuri
This student was absent on December 17.--Sergio Mazzarelli
Kunimi
Comments or Questions
Wow, your hometown, Kunimi, is so beautiful and natural, unlike where I live. The park looks like so much fun, and it reminds me of a park I went to in Germany. Do you go the park often? The Shinto shrine was also very beautiful. When i vist Japan, I would love to visit Kunimi. Thank you for showing us your hometown.
=)
-John
I'm happy to hear that. I used to go to the park often when I was a child. I seldom go there now. Is the place you live very urban?-Yuri
I love parks, they are so much fun. The place I live in is very urban, but there are a lot of trees and bushes, so there is some nature. I prefer living in urban areas, but visiting nature. Which do you prefer, nature or urban?
=)
-John
I prefer living in urban areas, too. I think the countryside is a little inconvenient to live. In Kunimi, there are few public transportations. So most people get driver's license and a car as soon as they can. I haven't had a car but sometimes drive my parents' car. Do you satisfied with living in Santa Clara?-Yuri
I can't wait to see you in February. That's cool. I have my driver's license and it's so convenient. Yes, I am satisfied with living in Santa Clara. It is nice and very diverse, which very cool. Also there is a lot to do in Santa Clara and Sunnyvale, so it is fun. I love where I live. Do you and your friends drive to many places?
=)
-John
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Kunimi looks beautiful. The park is about three times the size of the parks where I live. I'm jelous that you were able to play on some of those items like that climbing wall. How come the building was demolished?
-Andreas
Thank you for watching. Old Japanese buildings were made by wood. It is hard to keep for a long time. So people demolished and rebuilt their house in the past. Some buildings were not rebuilt.
It must be exciting to live in Silicon Valley! Do you plan to work in the computer industry in the future? -Yuri
It is pretty cool it lie in the Silicon Valley, but sometimes you forget that you even live in it. But I have no future in the computer industry. That's pretty strange since i grew up in the perfect place for it but I never really liked computers. Is it exiting to live in Nagasaki? I can imagine that it is a wonderful place to live in, by its beauty and charm.
-Andreas
It's strange that you have never liked computers. I conformed to the stereotype. Living in Nagasaki is exciting. I think around my college is one of the most beautiful place in Nagasaki. I like my college. Is your school exciting?-Yuri
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Your hometown looks very appealing and beautiful. It reminds me of my old hometown in Sacramento, except yours has much more greenery and trees. The tennis courts also look very nice. I have tennis courts near me as well. Do you play tennis now alot?
-Ryan
I seldom play tennis now. But I like watching the game of tennis. I imagine you like playing tennis because you have nice tennis court. How long have you played tennis?-Yuri
This student was absent on December 17.--Sergio Mazzarelli